(Author : Chandra Prakash Suryawanshi, SVP- India & APAC at Aujas Networks Pvt. Ltd. )
Information security incident management if often a combination of technical controls, processes, communication strategy, detailed procedure and plan. The objecti
How Google Protects Its Corporate Security Perimeter without Firewalls (RSA Conference 2017)
The increasing mobility of professional users has brought an end to the traditional corporate security perimeter. Google has reinvented its security perimete
Client side encryption without knowing its limits is a ticking time bomb! (RSA Conference 2017)
Cloud and mobile computing give room to an unprecedented level of access points into corporate data leaving you to rethink how to protect it. Client-side
Open Security Controller - Security Orchestration for OpenStack (RSA Conference 2017)
Open Security Controller enables orchestration of multiple security functions in an OpenStack DC. OSC integrates with multiple SDN controllers and Security VNFs to
Hacking Blockchain (RSA Conference)
Bitcoin has exploded in popularity and skyrocketed in value. Proponents of blockchain, the technology that makes cryptocurrency possible, now want to apply it to a wide range of other applications like identity mana
Cybersecurity vs. Tokenization (RSA Conference 2017)
Tokenization is the latest data protection method, but does it help or hinder cybersecurity-this is the current debate. This session will look at who, what, where, when, how and why of using tokens.
IEEE MACSec and NSA ESS: How to Protect Your WAN, LAN and Cloud (RSA Conference 2017)
In this technical deep dive, Email Isaakian will explain the details of the protocol, cryptography, key management and vulnerabilities mitigated by MAC Sec/ESS. Add
The Strategic Advantage of Adaptive Multi-Engine Advanced Threat Protection (RSA Conference 2017)
The dramatic rise in malicious code designed to evade detection, specifically from network sandboxes, caused industry analysts to suggest the deployment
ghting Cybercrime Using the Blockchain (RSA Conference 2017)
Bitcoin is sometimes described as the “currency of criminals,” and we all see stories about how criminals use bitcoin to move money and extract ransoms. But did you know that law enforcement
Intelligence-Led Security: Powering the Future of Cyber-Defense (RSA Conference 2017)
A new class of intelligence-led security is powering the future of cyber-defense, driven by deeper and broader visibility into the attacker ecosystem. This session w
What We’ve Learned Building a Cybersecurity Operation Center: du Case Study (RSA Conference 2017)
The cybersecurity landscape is rapidly evolving, with new threats and threat actors emerging, and traditional security operations centers (SOCs) need to
A Vision for Shared, Central Intelligence to Ebb a Growing Flood of Alerts (RSA Conference 2017)
Despite the positive advancements in machine learning and intelligence, security professionals remain overwhelmed. How is it that we keep wasting time and
Expanding your Blue Team by Creating Security Culture (RSA Conference 2017)
In 2012, Salesforce launched a program aimed at increasing the difficulty of a successful phishing attack on their employees. By driving vulnerability reporting through posit
Keeping Up with the Adversary: Creating a Threat-Based Cyber-Team (RSA Conference 2017)
With advanced cyber-actors evolving quickly and becoming more stealthy, it has become imperative to question the status quo of our existing cyber-operations. This
A Fully Automated SOC: Fact or Fiction (RSA Conference 2017)
Organizations continuously look to drive more value with less resources for their security operations. The deluge of data and lack of skilled security professionals highlight the critical ne
Learnings from the Cloud: What to Watch When Watching for Breach (RSA Conference 2017)
Protecting against account breach and misuse when using a cloud service can be challenging, as the cloud service decides what tooling is available, and control may
Isolating the Ghost in the Machine: Unveiling Post Exploitation Threats (RSA Conference 2017)
During the past year IR teams and security researchers around the world witnessed a rise in the use of legitimate tools and common scripts in malware and APT
Your Sector Doesn’t Matter: Achieving Effective Threat Prioritization ( RSA Conference 2017)
Many organizations’ security functions determine what threats they care about based on what threats are known to be affecting their sector, or comparably sim
The Human Exploitation Kill Chain (RSA Conference 2017)
Whenever a user falls victim to a phishing or other social engineering attack, or makes an error, critics claim awareness efforts are useless. However, if a single user action can compromise an e
Lessons from Billions of Breached Records (RSA Conference 2017)
What motivates attackers to dump data publicly? How is it sold, traded and redistributed? These are questions the presenter dealt with while running the ethical data breach search service
